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Judy Bass Relgns as F.F.A. Sweetheart Judy Bass, senior, came away with the honor this year of reigning as FFA Sweetheart. Judy's club is designed to help boys develop skills in farming, livestock raising, and in getting along with people in competition and in general. The students compete in a school project show as well as in interschool competition. Each member works on some project through the year. In April, the projects were judged and displayed for the bene- fit of other students and faculty members. This project provides usage of the skills the boys learned in class. This year, the chapter has grown into one of the largest clubs in Aldine. With over one hundred members, the club plays an active part in the school's activities. The Future Farmer s of America have grown to a size of over one hundred members. .se 'W . -.. W, 1 wr wfuzxsm- .-slr' - ' 2l5 re :WWW . .. VFFVVFFAVVF '
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F.H.A. Installation Honors New Officers Next year's President, Charlotte Baker, thanks all the F.H.A. members for electing her as their president. On May 24, The installation of the new officers was held in the auditorium. The old officers gave their speeches on how they enioyed holding their offices. The intentions of The new officers was read by The old officers holding that position. The new officers, Then, had to accept The duties. In The installation, roses were used To signify each officer's position. Each rose used had a definite meaning. Each officer put her rose in the vase Then read her part. After the installation the mem- bers of the F.H.A. presented Mrs. Rutledge, Miss Moffett, Mrs. Rollins, and Mrs. Yeaman with a corsage of roses Cclub flower? To show their ap- preciation for being such good Teachers. Accord- ing to Linda Cook, This year the F.H.A. was a lot more active and it has done a lot more for the homemaking department. it 2I4 4 fin Giving the intentions of Brenda Murray, Linda Cook gives her speech.
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Nine Seniors Recognized a - f ?Y19' Q I,s',l oksk 4fW?' nl' 0 '!' 'X-w, 'F ' gllllilfi O Iliff. gill' AGRICULTURE: Gordon Johnson BUSINESS: Sharon Burnaman GIRL'S ENGLISH: Linda Christoph HISTORY: sandra Albritton Pierce BOYS
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